| We picked apples in the graveyard freshly mowed
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| The flight of flies peppered the sky
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| I could feel the sun between my legs
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| As we pressed our fruit, the labyrinth of the dead
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| Hold me, hold me
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| And never let me go
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| Hold me
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| The metal basin groaned
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| Under the weight of the fruit we’d earlier gathered
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| Spiders drowning in a silver spiral
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| The next door neighbour’s cat
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| Is a ribbon of smoke around my ankles
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| I am listening for your key in the door
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| Hold me, hold me
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| And never let me go
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| Hold me
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| I awake to the screech of a fox in the street
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| Carrying your soul in its teeth
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| Through the snow
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| I invite the forest into my bed
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| My bed which is a river
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| Hold me, hold me
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| And never let me go
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| Hold me
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| Hold me, hold me
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| Never let me go
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| Hold me |